“When you look around your church on Sunday morning, look for the Josephs. They’re the less obvious saints, but I think you know who they are. Say a prayer of thanks for them, and for their particular flavor of witness.”
In this op-ed, three respected voices call on TEC to move forward with the communion agreement with the United Methodist Church
“So here we are, nearly 2000 years later, in an era when fiery temperaments are rampant, when the desire to contain and limit God’s love in small self serving ways is prevalent, when humankind longs to hang on to the notion that some deserve, are in fact entitled, to be held up higher, more privileged than others.”
After a two-hour hearing at Calhoun County Courthouse in St. Matthews, SC, this morning, First Circuit Court Judge Edgar Dickson ordered all parties to enter into mediation in the ongoing dispute over enforcing the South Carolina Supreme Court’s 2017 decision on diocesan and parish properties.
This is the last essay from our partnership with Empire Remixed to share a series of responses to the Living Church looking at full inclusion and sacramental equality….
Two poems from Kate Day, an Episcopal Priest and Hospital Chaplain in Syracuse NY
The next to last essay from our partnership with Empire Remixed to share a series of responses to the Living Church looking at full inclusion and sacramental equality.
Part six of our partnership with Empire Remixed to share a series of responses to the Living Church looking at full inclusion and sacramental equality
“One of the most ancient ways of naming the meandering and challenging journey with each other and our Shepherd is conversion, and our nervous avoidance of the term may create more stumbling blocks and unattractiveness than the cost of the shock value.”
Part five of our partnership with Empire Remixed to share a series of responses to the Living Church looking at full inclusion and sacramental equality